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Some Like it Cold
A chill read for older teens looking for a snug winter romance. Also perfect for neurodivergent readers looking for representation in the romance genre.
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When Haru Was Here
Recommended for fans of Stephen Chbosky’s The Perks of Being a Wallflower, WandaVision, or those who listen to Taylor Swift’s “Invisible String” on repeat. Collections low on books about grief would benefit from adding this to their shelves.
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Mysterious Ways
YA readers who enjoy coming-of-age tales will find this a captivating and insightful read.
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One House Left
This book will appeal to readers seeking a creepy, compelling horror novel; it’s a suspenseful blend of thought-provoking and thrilling with a Final Destination flair. Recommended for fans of R. L. Stine, Vincent Tirado, and Kat Ellis.
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Attached at the Hip
A whimsical adventure with romance, soul searching, and outdoor survival games all mixed together. Recommended for libraries with demand for fun rom-coms.
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The Dangerous Ones
Most libraries can give this a pass because of its implausible romance, overuse of contemporary language, and obvious plot twists. Stick with Justina Ireland’s fabulous Dread Nation if teen readers want reimagined historical fiction with a side of horror.
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Annie LeBlanc Is Not Dead Yet
This novel is both sweet and sad but will leave readers feeling hopeful.
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